Entertainment

• California-based film and TV productions will soon be allowed to get back to work June 6, 2020
  Film and television productions in California will soon be able to send their people back to work, several months after the coronavirus pandemic shuttered operations across the country and internationally.
• Cate Blanchett has cut her head with a chainsaw during lockdown -- but she's OK June 5, 2020
  Australian actress Cate Blanchett has said she cut her head with a chainsaw during an accident at home during lockdown.
• YouTube is hosting a star-studded tribute to the class of 2020 this weekend June 5, 2020
  YouTube Originals is celebrating the class of 2020 in style with a star-studded group of commencement speakers -- headlined by former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama -- and performers honoring this year's graduates.
• 'Riverdale' creator says show will 'do better' after actor criticizes underuse of black characters on screen June 5, 2020
  The executive producer of CW's "Riverdale" has promised the show will "do better" after a cast member posted a message to social media that criticized television shows that underutilize black characters or portray them as criminals.
• Stephen Colbert calls out police tactics at protests June 5, 2020
  "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert is weighing in on the treatment of peaceful protestors at nationwide demonstrations against police brutality and systematic racism.
• Bruce Lee gets a fitting tribute, as 'Be Water' looks at Asians and Hollywood June 5, 2020
  Bruce Lee isn't an obvious fit for ESPN, beyond the fact lots of people enjoyed his action movies. Yet "Be Water" proves an excellent addition to the network's lineup of documentaries to fill the sports void, examining the martial-arts star's legacy and the circuitous, discrimination-marred path he followed to his too-short stardom.
• Elisabeth Moss again outshines the movie as a troubled writer in 'Shirley' June 5, 2020
  Elisabeth Moss has a knack for being interesting even in so-so movies and continues to pick varied and challenging roles. Enter "Shirley," a strange, gothic look at "The Haunting of Hill House" author Shirley Jackson, which owes an overt debt to the mismatched couples -- young and wide eyed meets older and squabbling -- in […]
• Yvonne Orji set for stand-up special debut June 5, 2020
  Yvonne Orji, the Nigerian-American actor from the HBO series Insecure, pokes fun at the real-life struggles she faced to get approval from her Nigerian parents when choosing a career in entertainment.
• Kanye West donates $2 million, pays college tuition for George Floyd's daughter June 4, 2020
  Kanye West has made a $2 million donation to support the families of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbrery, and Breonna Taylor, along with black-owned businesses in crisis in his native Chicago, a representative for West told CNN.
• Joe Exotic says Carole Baskin getting his zoo is a 'treachery' that 'must not go unchecked' June 4, 2020
  In response to the lawsuit that awarded Carole Baskin the zoo once owned by Joe Exotic, the "Tiger King's" management team released a statement that said Baskin's "treachery" has to be challenged.